Second Book in BRAVE DAVE series is published

UK (SANEPR.com) May 5, 2008 -- In this book, Brave Dave the Feather and Tariq the Tortoise (Tariq the Gifted if you asked him) continue on their quest to help those people in this world that have come into difficulty through no fault of their own. This time around Tariq happens upon a story in the local newspaper about a guy who is never able to do anything on time no matter what he tries. As Dave and Tariq dig deeper into the mystery it becomes apparent that Trevor Emit’s problem with time is not actually his fault. Eventually the two friends unravel the mystery, amongst other things, and in the end the problem is solved — by accident!


About the Author:

Simon Woodward lives in Benfleet in Essex. The Brave Dave stories were created primarily for his daughters, Molly and Tillie, but after canvassing the thoughts of other children his daughters’ ages it became apparent the characters and the adventures they have, had a much larger appeal than expected and so the stories went into print.

Excerpt from the book:

"Tariq settled down for the evening, happy that his life had got back to normal after the strange meeting with the feather in a skin-tight yellow Lycra bodysuit; a feather who had been brought to life after being struck by lightning on Halloween, just a day or so ago.

Tariq’s thoughts turned to the Tortoise Tall Story Talkathon; an event which was going to take place in about five or six month’s time, in the spring. He couldn’t wait to meet up with his friends and tell them about the strange day he’d had. He was sure they would wonder in disbelief as he told them about the amazingly weird feather from the sky; a feather that liked to be called Dave."
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A copy of this book can be ordered from Authorhouse at:

www.authorhouse.co.uk/BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~52336.aspx

and from Amazon.co.uk at:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brave-Dave-Book-Time-Goblin/dp/1434378721/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1209841074&sr=8-2

Contact Details:

Author: Simon Woodward (author)
E-mail: simon.w@itsap.co.uk